Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-11

be some time before she will he about. E.
School commenced In district No. last
Monday with Miss Fannie Day welding
the rod .... Miss Maria Role was buried
last Friday ....Uucle John Lyon is very
low ..... Three persons were baptized at
the Congregational church last Sunday
......Mrs. Ltmplourh, who has been the
guest of Mrs j. w. Farnsworth for Il few
weeks, returned to her home in Jefferson
vile last week.
CHARLOTTE.
Miss Lutte Leavenworth, daughter of
Hon. II. C.. Leavenworth, who has just
returned from Canada dangerously ill,
died Monday evening at O'Clock. Mrs.
Z. Il. Huhbrll, who has been sick for some
time, is much better. Mr.. George LeAv
enworth has just returned home from Ne
5raska. Mrs Louisa Baldwin aud son
of st. Pau are in town...A beautiful
cottage il now being erected at Thomp-
sons point hy a party IN Brandon, and
another one will soon be erected by a.
party in salem, n. w.. Mr.. Fred Hosford
das gone ON Il business trip to Boston,
New York and Philadelphia MIR. Ira
Wicker L. visiting his son in Boston......
Mrs. t. Edgerton and daughter will spend
The winter III Haverhill, Mass.
MILTON.
The Catholic fair, which was held last
week in the Village hall, was quite large
y atten ted each evening, and large
sum of muley will be realized for the
procuring II residence for the prlesI
About - from this place attended the
state meeting of the societies of Chris
aiau EndtavOr at st. Adams. 900. Hen
~ Brush, Fred Ladd aud 10. Clark
were IN Boston last week .... All parts of
the town are suffering from the extreme
dry weather tHe highways were never in
such gOOi condition at this season, but
a
ground IS tor the most part too dry tor
blowing ...... Elmer Bean IS camping at
Z he Sand Bar bridge, shooting ducks and
geese from his blind in the lake, aud
guarding the marshes which have this
year been leased 10y Burlington parties
lie reports fairly good success, Though
greater numbers of game are expected
With the coming of colder weather at the
lorth. .... DR.. Dixon has recovered from
ais recent illness sufficiently to resume his
practice . Mrs Emory Reynolds, whose
'-oot was amputated some days ago. is
.i0ing as well as could be expected, though
gaining strength very slowly.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The news If the death o Miss Lutte
IeavenwOlth, which occurred Monday
evening, will be- shock to many friends
in both Charlotte and Burlington. VI IS
tIeSvenwOrth was remarkably bright
young lady, possessing kindly tempera-
-nenE aud was i'll every way a general ia
5orite. The sorrowing family will have
The sympathy of large circle of friends
IN their bereavement. The funeral took
place Thursday morning at IL o'clock.
Mrs. f. NJ. Seaton who has been visit
ing her brothers. Ezra and Dean Hosford,
has returned to her home at Essex juno
zion. .....MrS Amanda Blinn of Min
nesota has oeen looking over the ground
IN district NJ 9, where she taught sue
fvrle cab.
Philip Pion of Hinesburgh advertised to
deliver Lecture on horse shooting at
Ayceum hall, on Friday evening, October
rs, but the audience was larger outside
than inside the hall. ..... Flowing seems
60 be the order of the day to those who
CT n bnt 1t is Gather hard to do we'll on our
dry clay lands.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Rev. +. =. Butler and wife of Lyme, n.
H., visited ut DR.. Ciliey's one day last
- eek .Orvllle Choate and wife of AL
my, n. were In town last week visit
jR,S. o.. Rev. Mr.. Parsons began series of
meetings in the church Sunday. They
p" II continue through the week. There
~ letting to be great scarcity of water
n this part Of the town. 80. There is a
ch&nce for good teacher to open a select
school in the academy. From % to IS
scholars conld be obtained. ANY good
teacher in want of a schoo' can learn more
about the matter by addressing box l.,
Jericho Centre Mrs Martin Bartlett is
n very poor health .. Miss Flora Choate
IS very sick 1T Henry Lees with liberation
Of the stomach. Ii was feared at one time
chat she would not recover, but she is a
little better now....Silas Ransom has
1ecn quite sick the past two weeks, but
- on the gain now Mrs. f.. G., Whitney
barely escaped serious accident one day
aa!t week. the result being only sprain
HUNTINGTON
Hiss Ellie Tucker and little brother
r n Otallom, Missouri, are visiting rela
w II town......The Grand Army post
y so'd a box festival at the Centre on
Ct evening of the 10Th for the benefit OF
tie post. Jonas Martin was taken dan
gecously SICK on the 9th inst, and still
remains very low. 49,. Mrs. w. NJ. John
son mas returned from her extended visit
n the Western country, where she has
been visiting her brothers. ... Mr.. Harry
Ross has raised some fine looking corr
the past season from the Newduntor
seed, the kernels on one ear numbered
$50.
BOLTON.
Stanley, the little son Of f.. l.. White OF
Worth DuXbury, has been dangerously
IL with lung lever. Mrs. Henry Stack
pole spent last week in Massachusetts Wis
ting her daughters, Mrs howard Ford OF
Beverly, Mrs. II. Dana Morse of Naticf
and Misses Lizzie aud Winifred Stack
1ole Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Bronson o
nlddleseX were guests of X, j. Morse owe
Sunday. The little son of Fred w
Elli is dangerously sick with Bright's
disease with no hopes of recovery 49,.
.i,.s Hattie Morse has returned homt
t.Dn Randolph, where she has been teach
: Tor the past six months.
wEsTFoRD.
The remarkably dry season calls the at
t';.tlOn OF farmers to the n6cG,,Sit Y of pro
ylUug living water for their premises
d. q. Gleason has laid upward of 200 rods
of Lead pipe, weighing over two tons, t,
convey water TO his hill farm. The pip
was inserted into the old log, withou
resurrectng them. II. NJ. Rice has lai,
en- aQueduct of tamarack logs which con
ueys good stream of water Is rods 10 hi
house and thence to the barn .... Tn
patrons of the Union cheese factory II
.aeived $l20 per cwt., for their Septembe
milk. Only few persons in this plac
awaited themselves of the advantage 0
che Is ton excursion.
UNDERHILL.
Butter last Saturday. brought from is t.